 Booing at his "Bitches Ain't Shit" rendition—whose own genre, rock, newly makes even the word "nigga" ostentatious—was spurring Folds to play it once or twice more, until the crowd quieted or, as he demanded, sang along.Whereas many covers stand unto themselves, the irony of this cover, switching genres and largely races and subcultures, employs recognition of the Dre and Snoop original version, a dramatic contrast.As of 2020, although seen more on other [[Billboard charts|"Billboard" charts]], Folds has had but two songs, both in 2005, ever on the [[Billboard Hot 100]].